On Sun, 28 Mar 2021, Maureen L Thomas wrote:
I am on an ups box so I don't understand how this happened.
Hello Maureen, The UPS will protect your stuff from external power supply
problems, but not from internal deterioration.
Have you checked that your UPS is doing it's job correctly? If y
That could well be what happened. We did have an electrician out here a
few days before this happened for a completely different problem with
the room next to where the computer is. It may have been that for all I
know. Anyway it is fixed and so is the new computer. Again thanks for
all the
Maureen L Thomas wrote:
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> So I opened up the machine to take out the old hard drive and found that
> two spots on the motherboard with burnt looking. So I got a new
> computer and all is back up and working. I am on an ups box so I don't
> understand how this happened. Any way
it can s
Hi Maureen there was a flap a few years back about exploding capacitors on
motherboards. But that can also be caused by power surges or misbehaving AC
sources. You have a UPS so it filters the line power at least a bit, maybe
hopefully. GDay
On Sun, Mar 28, 2021, 4:46 PM Maureen L Thomas
wrote:
So I opened up the machine to take out the old hard drive and found that
two spots on the motherboard with burnt looking. So I got a new
computer and all is back up and working. I am on an ups box so I don't
understand how this happened. Any way
Thank you for all your helping this old lady.
If you have a spare hard drive, at this point I would swap it in and
reinstall. See how that goes.
On Sat, Mar 27, 2021, 2:02 AM Maureen L Thomas
wrote:
> So I did download your suggestion and it worked. It went all the way
> through re-install with no problems. On booting for the first time I
So I did download your suggestion and it worked. It went all the way
through re-install with no problems. On booting for the first time I
got the message fsckd-cancel-msg: Press ctrl+C to cancel all filesystem
checks in progrees. Well it freezes and nothing is happening. It just
stay that
On Thu, 25 Mar 2021 19:59:04 -0400
Maureen L Thomas wrote:
> So I decided to re-install debian 10.
> While doing so I get to the part about the entering the needed rtl
> files which I have on DVD and on USB. I tried both but neither of
> them would work. I cannot get it to even come up to a c
I have a Lenovo ideacenter 510A-15ABR, Amd A12-9800 that went crazy.
The cmos was frozen from too many attempts to get into it so I had to
open it up and play the jumper game to reset it. This went off without
a hitch. Once back together it would only boot to fsckd-cancel-msg:
Press CTRL+C
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